Fire Department

Excellence

Serving our community with a professional manner and providing the best service to our customers.

Teamwork

We value teamwork, participation, and pursuit of win/win solutions as Essential elements of our operating style. We work as a team with other county departments and government agencies.

Safety

We strive to provide the best equipment and training for our Members, to accomplish our mission safely.

Integrity

Maintain the highest ethical standards. Treat ourselves and others With dignity, honesty, and respect.

Community Service

We believe we have a duty to be involved in the community where we serve.

Pride

We take pride in ourselves as individuals, our department as a team, And our citizens as a community.

Preparedness

By combining all components of our core values, the Wallace Volunteer Fire Department will maintain its constant state of Readiness to meet all threats and challenges.

Dedication

We demonstrate dedication to improve quality and service to our Patients and our members through teamwork, cooperation, and lifelong learning. If you are interested in joining our organization please fill out the form below. One of us will be happy to answer any questions you may have and meet you at the station to receive an application. *One must be 18 years of age or older to apply to be a full member of the Wallace Fire Department. Junior Members must be 16-17 years of age.

Test your smoke alarms regularly

Press and hold the test button down and if your alarm sounds weak or doesn’t turn on then your batteries need to be changed.

Inspect your A/C and heating unit

Clean your air filters regularly and if you use a space heater keep it clean of dust.

Clean your stove and oven

Anytime food bubbles over in the oven or on the stove clean it immediately after use and has had time to cool down.

Never leave your kitchen

Anytime you have to leave your kitchen for a long period of time turn your stove off and oven.

Check dryers after use

Always clean your lint trap after every load and check behind the dryer just to make sure no lint is building up behind the machine.

Maintain all power cords

Power cords tend to get hot during use so never run them under rugs and check to see if the cords have been frayed or chewed as this can cause a fire.

Properly store flammable products

Everyday products such as hairspray, shaving cream, perfume/cologne are flammable products so store them away from heat in a cool environment.

Caution with candles

Keep lit candles away from curtains, blankets and other flammable materials because it doesn’t take but a second of you being asleep, going to the kitchen or leaving the room before you have a fire breaking out.

Fireplace safety

Make sure there is a door between the fireplace and your flooring and never leave a fire going if you’re home alone.

Fire Extinguishers in the home

Keeping fire extinguishers in your home is a good way to prevent a fire from growing after its started and keep the extinguishers up to date also.

1. Find a safe place either if it’s at a hotel or friends your number one concern is your family.
2. If you have house insurance get in contact with your insurance company but if you don’t have insurance get in contact with american red cross.
3. If you have pets take care of them because they will be scared after fire.
4. Under any circumstances do not enter your house after the fire without the fire departments say so.
5. Get your finances straightened out this being said either contact your landlord or mortgage lender.

• Arrow XT raised roof
• 4 door – 6 man
• Detroit 515 HP
• 1500 GPM – 1000 gallon tank
• Waterous single stage pump
• Allison Gen IV transmission
• Husky 12 foam system
• Hydraulic KW generator
• Hurst pre-connect cutter
• Hurst pre-connect spreader
• 1.5 inch pre-connect rubber bumper line
• 1.75 inch rubber cross lay with mini deluge
• 2- 1.5 inch cotton pre-connect cross lay

• Lance 4 door – 6man
• Detroit 400HP
• 1500 GPM – 750 gallon tank
• Waterous 2 stage pump
• Allison HT740 transmission
• Onan 4.0 generator
• 1.5 inch pre-connect bumper line
• 1.75 inch rubber cross lay
• 2 – 1.5 inch rubber cross lay
• 1 – 2.5 inch rear pre-connect with mini deluge

• Dash raised roof
• 4 door – 6 man
• Detroit 430 HP
• 1500 GPM – 1000 gallon tank
• Waterous 2 stage pump
• Allison transmission
• Foam system
• Winco 4500 generator
• 2 – 1.5 inch cotton pre-connect cross lay
• 1 – 2.5 inch rubber cross lay with mini deluge
• 1 – 2.5 inch cotton pre-connect

• Cab over Ford 1987
• 2 door – 2 man
• 1000 GPM – 1000 gallon tank
• Waterous 2 stage
• 1.5 inch rubber side mount
• 2 – 1.5 inch cotton pre-connect
• 1500 ft. 2.5 inch cotton pre-connect
• Quick dump

• 2 door – 2 man
• Winch
• Light tower
• Refrigerator
• 4 light stands
• Stokes, Backboards
• Medical bag, Defibrillator
• Rescue jack system
• Air chisel, 2 electric reels
• 2 air reels, 4 02 bottles

• F550 XL Super Duty
• 4 door – 5 man
• Foam system
• Portable hydraulic pump
• Hurst combination tool
• Front mount deck gun with joystick control
• Hose reel – 1.5 brush line
• 1.5 inch cotton pre-connect
• 1.5 inch rubber pre-connect

• Brush unit
• M51A1 6 wheel drive
• 5 ton
• 250 GPM – 750 gallon tank

• Ford 2013 F150 XL
• 4 door – 5 man
• 4 wheel drive
• Compartment and pullout tray

• 16 ft foot aluminum frame
• 25 H.P. four stroke engine
• LED light bars and flood lights
• Throw ring rope

• “Fortify For Fire Fighting”
• 2 chemical tanks
• Hose reel

• Fomite 700 series pump
• 750 GPM – 500 gallon tank
• V – 12 gasoline engine
• Twin flow pump
• Open cab design
• Extension and roof ladder